"OR" or workaround

I'll start with explanation.

I have a 'Player sprite', few 'Detector sprites' and 'Text object'.

There are two global variables "Language", "Player_Action"

Each 'detector sprites' have two variables "ActionENG" and "ActionPL" - for different language setup.

ie. for one sprite i have - > ActionENG = window, ActionPL = okno

It basicaly sets the text object to display the name of currently overlapped instance of 'detector sprite' by 'player sprite', depending of global variable "Language"

If Languege = ENG it will show text from "ActionENG" and opposite

if Language = PL - display text from "ActionPL" variable from sprite.

Main event

+Every thick -> set text to "Player_Action"
+If player overlapps detector sprite
++If "Language" = ENG -> set "Player_Action" to detector sprite "ActionENG"
++If "Language" = PL -> set "Player_Action" to detector sprite "ActionPL"

If "Player_Action" = 'window' or 'okno' - > do some stuff

I'd use a local variable:

local var: orvar=0

If "Player_Action" = window -> set orvar to 1

If "Player_Action" = okno -> set orvar to 1

if orvar = 1 -> do some stuff

I you use a global variable instead of a local then you need to reset orvar to 0 before that block of events.

One way is with a local variable:

[Local number 'temp' = 0]

+ If condition 1

-> Set temp to 1

+ If condition 2

-> Set temp to 1

+ If condition 3

-> Set temp to 1

+ If temp = 1

-> ... a long list of actions ...

It's not ideal, but it does at least save you duplicating the whole list of actions. It also loses the picked objects. If that's a pain, you can use a temp instance variable instead (but calling it 'pick' to make it a bit clearer):

+ Every tick

-> Set Sprite 'pick' to 0

+ Sprite condition 1

-> Set Sprite 'pick' to 1

+ Sprite condition 2

-> Set Sprite 'pick' to 1

+ Sprite condition 3

-> Set Sprite 'pick' to 1

+ Sprite 'pick' = 1

-> ... a long list of actions on Sprite ...

This way saves you duplicating all the actions again, and remembers the picked objects.

(Edit: ninja'd)

Works perfectly.

Thank to both of you.